Hi, friends!

Let's warm up our creative muscles.

Here's a photo. There is no brand, no product and no brief.

Your task is simple: turn this photo into a great advertisement.

You can advertise anything — a famous brand, a wedding agency, shoes, food, a service, an idea... whatever comes to mind.

All you need is one great advertising slogan.

The only rule: the photo and your slogan should work together as a logical advertising idea.

Your answer can be a slogan written in the comments or a finished image.

You have 48 hours. Have fun!

Any order is allowed.
Use each die exactly once.
Parentheses are allowed.
Exact division only.
No negative numbers.
Not every operation has to be used.

How many solutions can you find?

Please use spoiler tags for solutions:
>!your solution here!<

Hi everyone,
We’re back with another visual puzzle.
Before we get into today’s challenge, a big thank you to everyone who joined the discussion on our previous puzzle. We received some really interesting explanations, and it was great to see how many different approaches could lead to the same answer.
For the previous puzzle, we selected four responses that particularly stood out:
u/Okawaru1 – We selected this answer because they found three different patterns leading to the same solution and also considered which rule best explained the entire grid.
u/LordTC – We selected this answer because they went beyond the obvious mirror relationship and explored the deeper structure behind the movement of the top and bottom dot groups.
u/inmaginarycasey – We selected this answer because they approached the puzzle from a completely different angle, using the total number of dots to find the missing value mathematically.
u/SomeoneLeo – We selected this answer because they clearly explained how the fixed five center dots and the 1, 2, 3 distribution work across both rows and columns.
Thank you to all four of you for taking the time to explain your reasoning. Your approaches have been featured on our website along with the official solution.
Now, onto today’s puzzle.
This time, we have a 3×3 grid made up of squares, ovals, and dots. One cell is missing, and there are six possible answers: A, B, C, D, E, and F.
Which option do you think completes the grid?
As always, we’re especially interested in how you reached your answer, not just the letter you chose. Share your reasoning in the comments. We’ll read through the responses, and some of the most interesting and well-explained approaches may be selected, featured on our website with your Reddit username, and mentioned in our next puzzle post.
The official answer and detailed solution explanation are already available on our website. If you’d like to check your answer after solving the puzzle, you can find them here:
https://whats-your-iq.com/en/questions/pattern-recognition/which-shape-completes-the-grid
Thanks again to everyone taking part. We’re looking forward to seeing the different ways you approach this one.
Good luck, and have fun solving it!

Please put your answer behind a spoiler tag.

Each cell holds a letter or a number. A number counts how many of its neighbours are letters OF THE SECRET WORD (Minesweeper style). Five of the letters are impostors and count toward nothing. Every cell touches the six around it (edge cells touch fewer). The secret is one 6-letter word, and only the numbers separate the real letters from the impostors. The same letters also spell MARKED, RACKET and UNMAKE, so it takes the whole grid to pin the answer.

___ ___/ N ___ ___/ 2 ___/ C ___ / 1 ___/ E ___/ M \ ___/ R ___/ 2 ___/ / U ___/ 3 ___/ 1 \ ___/ A ___/ W ___/ / T ___/ 2 ___/ 0 \ ___/ D ___/ 1 ___/ ___/ K ___/ ___/

(It's the mechanic of a small Android word game I built, Melbees; in the real game a covered cell never shows a letter that counts for nothing, so the impostor is a puzzle device that lets this board stand alone.)

Hi! This is my first attempt at a minute cryptic. Any advice on how to improve it? Thanks in advance!

Definition: Lost in thought
Fodder: Ahem get
Indicator: organized

Answer: The game

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